GBA Emulator???

[anidiot1]

ok i cant get it to start. it will go up and everything turn black and then go back to the psp menu. can someone help?

[rudaboo]

same thing is happening to me too, and I got everything else homebrew and emus to work the first time.

[BenPSP]

I'm guessing you don't have a file named ROM.GBA?
You have to rename it to that. Maybe Caps? I don't have any GBA roms, so I haven't tried it yet .

[Indiana Jones]

ohoh! finalfantasytactics!

[PsPcrazy12]

any other way than changing the clock speed to make it go faster?

[mouse]

if you have the option to frame skip play with that a bit. 5 seems to be a good number.

[rudaboo]

there are no options in this emulator.

[Cobra951]

Nothing beats flash carts and a real GBA or DS for this. Since I have those, I have no interest in emulating the GBA on the PSP. But I am curious to see how well this develops. It seems that right now even 16-bit emulation is slow. That's ridiculous, not that I'm ungrateful for the community efforts. It's just that stuff like SNES and MD/Genesis should positively peg at 60 fps, without even speeding up the CPU, and with good sound too. Here's hoping that all takes off as it should. Even GBA code should achieve full speed, if perhaps with a CPU speed boost assisting.

[Twenty 2]

The reason these emualtors are going so slow is because these 16 bit emulaters use colums and rows and the psp uses pixles for its graphix. I think thats about right cuz i saw this somewhere at psphacker.com. The psp wan't really built for these 16 bit games. Who knows, maybe the n64/ps1 emu will be a lot faster when it just comes out.

[rudaboo]

hey that would be awesome if that were true and it we could play n64 on our psp's with 222mhz still!